quincy adams and andrew jackson, who became the sixth and seventh presidents of the u.s. according to robert watson, these two elections were among the most important and scandalous in american history. this class is about 50 minutes. professor watson: the 1800s, most specifically the elections of 1824 and 1828. now, before you roll your eyes and plan to nod off to sleep, know this. these two elections in particular were two of the most important in america's history. and two of the most intriguing in america's history, as we'll soon find out. three main points i want to discuss. three so whats for today. the first is on the role of presidential character. our history is oftentime made by powerful characters. in the white house, character is king. what we're going to find out today, these two elections and other related elections were influenced in part to a good degree simply by the character of the individuals that we're going to discuss, strong-willed folks, personalities shape history. second point, scandals have shaped history. we don't like to admit this. it's not a source of pr

)) >>> some activists want to remove a statue of president andrew jackson. ((brian loftus)) >> we'll tell you about the protests that turned violent in new orleans. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus the smithsonian opens a new museum that honors african american culture and history./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and demetria obilor. demetria obilor. this is 8 news now good day)) ((brian loftus)) >>> the cascade mall in washington will reopen today for the first time since a gunman shot and killed 5 people over the weekend washington state police arrested 20-year-old arcan cetin near his home without incident. four women were shot dead in the make-up area at macy's and a man died later. arriving at the mall unarmed, then entering macy's 10 minutes later with a hunting-style rifle. the victims range in age from a teenager to senior citizens. victor solano, eyewitness: >> it wasn't all at once, it was more like a shot and then two seconds later another shot. butt too mayor steve sexton, burlington, washington: we suffered the de

. kenneth jackson says he rarely hears from his family or anyone else. >> it would be nice to get mail coming in. it don't have to be every day, it don't have to be once a month. it can just be every now and again. just get a letter from someone say be, look, how you doing? everything going great? >> kenneth jackson, year i've been back here, he's got one letter since i've been back here. >> when jackson got a love letter it was a welcome surprise. >> i see a sweet person inside you. you must have just been in the wrong place at the wrong time. at least you have got me on your side if that means anything. i hope you write me back soon and keep your sexy ass out of trouble. love always. and on the back it says, p.s., i want to be the girl in your dreams tonight. only god can judge us in big bold letters. >> the letter is from a female inmate jackson says he met at court. he says she was in a holding cell and they communicated using jailhouse sign language. >> i signed to her my name and booking number, and she somehow or other got a letter to me. actually when i got it i was shocked by

today. we're delighted to have c-span broadcasting live with us today from jackson, mississippi. i want to thank the state legislature for allowing us the use of this facility today to come together. i want to thank the authors and the moderators today for helping us celebrate literature and the written word together. also today's, the sponsor of this particular panel, i want to thank the mississippi humanities council for their continuing support of the humanities and what we're all doing here today. i'd like to introduce charles bolton who will moderate today's panel. he's professor of history at the university of north carolina at greensboro. he's the author of the book "william winter and the new mississippi: a biography," also hardest deal of all: the battle over school integration in mississippi 1870-1980, and the book poor whites of the antebellum south, tenants and baylorers in central carolina. welcome and thank you. >> thank you. [applause] good morning. we have the authors of two memoirs this morning both that look at public education after mississippi schools were desegregat

pass tour wayne t. jackson. let's listen. >> i want to be able to sit down and not only here, but all over the country, and this country must be united. united. [ applause ] and originally, originally, it was slated to not have any words to say, but mr. trump came prepared to say a greeting and a few words that he wants to say, coming to detroit, he feels like it's important that we just don't sit down -- huh? he gets some sitdown. he wants to come and say a few words. we say to him now, i want all the press and everybody to know, he was going to come in have service, after the interview and he has to go. but since this account, mr. trump wants to say a few words. no doubt sitting there, we want to ask you -- he wants to come up, mr. trump. will you come and would you stand, mr. you stand, mr. trump again. >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you, it's so nice, thank you. thank you very much. well, that's so nice, bishop jackson i want to thank you, and dr. jackson, you have some voushgs i have to say. and some spirit. some spirit. talent. thank you. well, i just wrote this th

jackson. he's a pastor here in inner city detroit and an activist with the live in peace movement. what do you think of donald trump coming to detroit, why are you out here protesting? >> i'm protesting because donald trump is here with a policy that's not for really the will of the people. he hasn't talked to the right people in detroit. wayne t. i thank god firm for doing an interview. trump has come with a publicity stunt, scripted questions to act like he's touching one of the most poverty stricken cities, murderous cities in the nation. detroit started mobility over the world. we had automobiles. no cities movement without us. you come here with a scripted message without conversing with the top people. i'm the pastor that's on the ground. i've buried eight children this year. murder, homicide, car jackings, shy issues, we're on the ground. why don't you know who master mo is? i met with the mayor last yewee. i met with the chief of police to talk about these problems. state reps why don't the candidate who wants my vote come talk to the people that's dealing with the pain. >

)) >> las vegan steven jackson was today's guest speaker. ((chris maathuis)) >> after eldorado high... he played at oregon state and still holds a las vegas bowl record. and do you think he'd like an nfl stadium? plus... having some fun at the ryder cup with a fan from the gallery. you've got to see this... coming up here on channel 8. <<< the las vegas bowl kicked off its annual fundraiser... it's the 15th oldest bowl game in existence. the game is celebrating it's 25th anniversary. maybe that's why they invited las vegan steven jackson. nats; "there goes steven jackson." ((chris maathuis)) steven jackson was the headliner at today's bowl game kickoff. that's nothing new... he's been a headlining since 2003 when he scored 5 touchdowns for oregon state in the las vegas bowl. it's a record that still stands. steven jackson/former nfl rb; 'it was a very good night for me that night ya know five touchdowns." ((chris maathuis)) it was the bowl game that really got jackson noticed.. he spent 12 years in the nfl... nats; "rams select steven jackson." ((chris maathuis)) to others... although con

. >> reporter: zella jackson price's heartwarming reunion with her long-lost daughter diane triggered a media frenzy in st. louis and beyond. >> an emotional reunion. >> meeting for the first time. >> so sad and happy at the same time. >> reporter: but that story starts 2,000 miles away from the river city. past the rocky mountains, on the far side of the country, in springfield, oregon. a lush lumber town, home to diane gilmore and her children, including twin daughters malika and mehiska. the 23-year-olds wanted to give their mom a memorable surprise, finding the birth mother she never knew. >> she had her kids. but she didn't have her mom. this is something that was missing in her life. >> reporter: what was the plan? >> this year, my mom turns 50 and we want to do something for her for her birthday. >> reporter: so, her girls set out to find their grandmother. but who was she and where? over the years they'd heard their mom mention a name. zella mae jackson. a clue big enough for the twins to begin some online detective work. >> we looked her up on google. and it kept popping up zella jac

as a lifelong student of civil war he is also a member of the jackson civil war roundtable and historians of the westernok, whc theater. his book published by his repressed is called "the civil war siege of jackson mississippi " next to gimenez anne webster, she retired two years ago from mda h.th you can see there's a pattern here. she had assisted researchers for 35 years. iv her first book for the university press of mississippi- with co- author kathleen is tracing your mississippi "tracing your mississippi ancestors" today, and and will be discussing her second book for the university press which is mississippi in the great war, selected letters. finally to my left is we and us. his longtime professor of history at montgomery college he is author of the biography,phy: howard baker conciliator in the age of crisis. was senator william first, co-author of tennessee senators 1911 - 2001. his book is big jim eastland which was published last month. i have a few questions for panelist to get started.d. i hope the audience will have questions.so, if you have a question please sta

the game in regulation time. according to hue jackson he is still the kicker for the browns coming up this week. now we move on with our coverage. what happened yesterday? the game when terrell pryor but the browns had a tough day in the end. they just did not finish again. cody kessler was the starting quarterback in the game. he had his moments both good and bad, but in the end, the browns lose again. a game they deserved to win during many minutes of the game. and they are now 0-3. that losing feeling, hue jackson wants that nipped in the butt. >> i do want everyone k i'm not after a first pick. i'm not after any of that. we are trying to win as many games as we can win. it would make no sense to tank a season if that is what i thought we were about, i wouldn't be sitting here today. >> head coach hue jackson. mary kay cabot the browns beat reporter and the great cribs. we will talk to josh about a number of things. mary kay the alvin bailey situation off the field not how they put the foot down on something like this. >> especially coming off a tough loss like this. this is not

seventeen -year-old andre jackson was injured during euclid's game on friday night and he died at the cleveland idt.ital on sunday >> fox 8 news reporter jack shea >> it's a stolen, toasting the euclid panthers on friday nightt and there is euclid junior andre jackson, number 48, blocking on a kickoff return for the panthers. the game, the 17 -year-old linebacker and fullback would suffer an injury on special teams that would ultimately lead to his death. >> he was going for the ball and one of our guys was going for the ball i think he got kicked or needg it was a completely new just very strange situation. sad situation. >> we were told andre jackson was originally treated by the medical staff at the stadium and was taken to university hospitals. he was released on saturday, but on sunday night, he was taken by ems to uh as rainbow babies and children'sai hospital, where he died. university hospitals issued a statement that reads we express our defensesi deepest sympathy o andre's family. we are conducting a fullmi reviw of his care andwi with his family. due to patient privacy,

. >> reporter: 77-year-old zella jackson price, a local gospel legend, reuniting with diane gilmore, the daughter she hadn't seen since her birth nearly 50 years ago. >> my baby. >> reporter: in some ways, you've become a mom again. >> i got a baby. and she wears a size ten. >> reporter: the emotional gathering made possible by diane's twin daughters. >> how is it that a woman could be told that her baby had died and then all of a sudden find out that her baby's alive with a family of her own? >> reporter: tonight, the baby-selling scandal that rocked a major american city. >> st louis hospital, homer g. phillips, are selling babies. >> reporter: at what point did you try to figure out what went wrong? how did this happen? >> other women saying their babies had been taken, too. >> and i want my baby back! >> reporter: a premier metropolitan hospital under attack, with a fire-breathing lawyer fanning the flames. >> babies were being sold out of the parking lot. it was pay for play, cash on delivery. >> reporter: and the nurses who say, no way. somebody's lying. >> it just seems like

and groom? oh come on, guys. are you ready to meet the bride and groom? >> lake and jackson. and we're going to switch again. and feeling a little nervous and we have 300 of your closest friends here. and you look beautiful there, blake and jackson, dapper. how are you feeling? kind of on age a little bit. so you think it's a good decision. it better be a good decision, jackson, because we are about to mary you two in 60 second. and this is the way this is going to work. you two will have 60 seconds for the entire 60 second in order for the marriage to be valid. this is a legitimate ceremony. and if you get through the entire ceremony in 60 seconds, and wedding bands and a three-day honeymoon through the mexican riverier ra. how long can that be? and and in addition to reciting your vow in under a minute, jackson, you have a challenge, sir. you must find blake's wedding ring amid this large plexiglas container. this is fantastic. buried deep somewhere in there await the ding. and to celebrate the union of blake and jackson. >> ever since i met you, i knew we would being to foreve

sheila jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: coip the gentlelady from texas is recognized five minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the distinguished ranking member of the subcommittee. i acknowledge the chairman of the full committee. and as well the ranking member of the full committee. and i'm going to announce some breaking news. the judiciary committee gets along. we do a lot of good work together. and i'm looking forward to moving legislation dealing with a number of good policy suggestions and legislative initiatives involving the criminal justice system. i hope we can continue to work together. but i would raise concern as to this legislation and i'd raise it in the context of all that this congress has to do. i'd also raise it in the context that the administration as indicated on this bill h.r. 5063 the misnamed stop settlement slush funds, totally misnamed, a veto threfment we don't know whether anyone in the united states senate, the other boddy, has any interest in this legislation at all. and so in the meantime there are any number of issues that should be addressed.

for... unlv's first home game! unlv plays against jackson state. a preview of the big game! and a florida student makes a new friend at lunch this week. which athlete spotted the child eating alone... and decided to join him. good morning and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - cassandra jones joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. the cooling trend begins. over the next few days we will see daytime highs drop from 102 thursday to 93 by labor day monday. a trough is sliding into our area and with it not only are the daytime highs going down, windy weather will develop. for thursday there are more clouds in the forecast as moisture moves into northwest arizona. the chances of any rain, drizzle or thunderstorms are confined to out local mountains. the uv index for friday is 9 or very high you ready? are you ready? we will build for a great wall along the southern border. and mexico wall. cheers!" republican presidential nominee donald trump laid out his ten-point plan on immigration reform last night in phoenix donald trump spent most

. jackson. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 541. oregon. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ? ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. please, please have a seat. welcome! enjoy yourselves! welcome. thank you. thank you. thank you for being here. welcome to "the tonight show!" [ cheers and applause ] this is it. this is it. this is the hot show of the year. come on. thank you for being here, guys. let's get to some news that everybody's talking about. of course everyone's talking about tonight's big debate it was the first chance americans got to see hillary clinton and donald trump debate at the same time. but, more importantly, it was the first chance americans got to mute both of them at the same time. [ laughter and applause ] just press one button and that's it. you don't hear them. >> steve: mute. >> jimmy: the debate was actually split into several themes. americas direction, americas prosperity, americas security, and then strangely "americas ninja warrior." >> steve: wow. [ applause ] >> jimmy: good luck getting very tall wall. tonight's d

maria silva.. in for monica jackson. welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - les krifaton joins us at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. scattered showers and or thunderstorms are forecast to stay in northwest arizona today as a drier southwest flow pushes into our area for the labor day weekend.. daytime digits friday, followed by a downward trend. saturday's high is 98, by sunday it drops to 91. daytime temperatures will continue to trend below seasonal for next week. the uv friday is 9 or very high. here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news breaking overnight.. metro is investigating 3 seperate shootings.. that left 2 people dead. the first one happened on lake young man was found lying outside of a vehicle in a parking lot around 8 last night. he was apparently shot in the chest. the victim died about a half an hour later at u- m-c. police have not found a suspect. around the same time... shots were fir

losing one of his players. thank you for joining us jackson died today from injuries he suffered during friday night's game. kristin volk is digging into what happened and joins us from euclid high school. >> reporter: his coach tells me andre jackson was kicked or need during a special-teams play . the school district says jackson walked off the field, went to the hospital, and was later released. less than two days later he special boy. he is irreplaceable. there will never be a smile like andre jackson's. >> reporter: he was just 17. a fullback and outside linebacker. a junior at euclid high school. to his head coach andre jackson was a young man with a heart of gold. >> no matter what you asked him to do he would do it for you. that's the type that we lost today. >> reporter: how exactly jackson died is still unclear. it happened during friday's game when euclid played against solon. it is something that the coach did not want to discuss other than to say this. >> there was a cake and he was going for the ball and one of our guys were going from -- for the ball and he got kic

continuing coverage of a tragedy field. andre jackson died after being hit in friday night's game. tonight we learned jackson was sent home from the hospital after being treated. andrew, good evening. >> good evening, to you, andre jackson had any kind of underlying health concerns they were not enough to be keeping him off of the football field, he was a happy, healthy 17-year- old which makes what happen at euclid high school, students huddled off the field for number 48, junior andre jackson was a full back, outside linebacker for the panthers who were playing friday night when jackson was injured going for the ball. he was either kicked or kneed. it did not appear to be a head injury. >> it was a completely normal play. it was just a very strange situation. sad situation. >> today university that jackson went to a medical center night for treatment and released saturday morning. but something wean right. because the next day he was taken by ems to another uh facility, rainbow babies and childrens hospital where he died. the hospital isn't saying how but promises a full review

we're on item 7, 75 arkansas shadow on jackson park >> good morning, commissioners and general manager my name is bryan i'm with the planning the department and planning group i'm joined today by esmeralda of the planning department and in addition the project sponsor susan brown the item before you is the 75 arkansas street project that will cast shadow on jackson playground as you recall prop k was approved by voter no 1984 that created the sunlight ordinance and did projects on rec and park property that will cast new shadows for building over 40 feet we'll be reviewed the 1989 memo rain water provided qualitative and quantitative data for the shadows here's a location map as you can see there are jackson park is in the lower left and the project 75 arkansas is to the northeast across arkansas and 17th street and now esmeralda from the planning department will give you a review of the project itself. >> good morning commissioner president buell and members of the board esmeralda planning department staff the item before you is a large project authorization pursuant to planni

andrew jackson monument. others were there to defend it. (nats) from congo square... (nats) the sound of drums.. (nats) and the number of protestors grew... as take em down nola.. joined by groups.. marched through the heart of the quarter...to jackson square.. (nats) "we can't get no satisfaction until we take down andrew jackson." (shahamat uddin (tulane student/amnesty international club) "for him to stand as a symbol that we praise in the middle of our city is just backwards and wrong and we need to do something good to create that progress, and create that progressive system that would bring him down." (nats) the group was met by several others defending the andrew jackson monument. (lorrie drennan/defending monument) "my son got engaged in front of this statute in november and there's nothing wrong with the statue. it's the people." (nats) including former kkk wizard david duke. "go home, duke! go home, duke!" police officers used barricades and man power to block protestors from accessing the immediate area surrounding the monument. (nats) nopd officers arrested 7 people

jackson as polite, a young man with a heart of gold. this morning many are still wondering exactly how the high school junior died. the head football coach says jackson, in a special teams play he was new york kicked. the school tells us he walked off the field -- when he was need or kicked. the school tells us who walked off the field but then died on sunday. they didn't want to talk about the play or how he died at said it was a normal play. that coach held back tears as he was talking about jackson and what he called his million jackson knew him for always being there. the young man had a smile that warm joe hart. >> you would -- had a smile that warm your heart. >> euclid said they have a game to play but they are not sure if that game will continue on this week. >>> in just a few hours the newest police recruits will be in columbus for training. they will come to cleveland to finish training in the city. they started training offices -- officers in columbus after they said that there were poorly trained. >>> tonight hillary clinton and donald trump will face-off for will watch tonight

championship. ((dave courvoisier)) >> we can dream.. can't we... tonight.. jackson state comes to sam boyd stadium.. chris maathuis joins us now with the highlights.. ((chris maathuis)) before anybody talks title... how about winning a few more games and compete for the league crown. the way the rebels played tonight was impressive... they rolled to an easy win. unlv scored twice in the first 2 minutes of the game and never let up winning 63-13... they beat the spread.. and looked good in the process highlights and reaction from tonight's big showing. it was pretty impressive. ((chris maathuis)) also we'll show ya what jackson state is really proud of and that's the band, the sonic boom of the south. ((denise valdez)) >>> a local businessman... comes through big time for our children. a fire heavily damaged a school supply warehouse.. so chris howard and some people from the nevada hispanic business group made a large school and clark county school district at texas station. together they raised 3 thousand dollars./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> florida prepares for its first hurricane in nea

home for peculiar children." the one and only, samuel l. jackson is here. [ cheers and applause ] samuel l. jackson! i feel like i have to yell when he is here! you have to yell! [ cheers and applause ] sam and i -- samuel l. jackson and i are going to talk about the movie. then we're going to play a big game called "truth or door." you see the rules of that game. also joining us tonight for the first time. so happy she's been on our show. we were dying to have her on. she's in the movie "deepwater horizon," gina rodriguez is here. [ cheers and applause ] she's fantastic. then we have great music this is -- >> questlove: yes. >> jimmy: you told me about this band. >> questlove: yeah, man. yeah. >> jimmy: questlove sent me this link. where did you see them? in brooklyn? >> questlove: southern california. >> jimmy: in california. >> questlove: back when they were 15. >> jimmy: how old are they now, 16? >> questlove: they're 17. they're 17 now. >> jimmy: these kids are unbelievable. quest sent me this link. he goes, check out these dudes. they're called the lemon twigs and -- but,

, football player andre jackson at its homecoming game. jackson died last sunday after be game. carly morgan joins us live from euclid. >> reporter: good evening, russ. the game against strongville is about to start, but not before they do several things to honor and remember andre jackson. i'm going to step out of the way. they're just about to start. they'll read a memorial for andre, and they're this. this is a kid who was well known and much loved. the 17-year-old junior died sunday from injuries he received, and here comes the football team, entering the field now for the first time since their friend and team mate died on sunday. you can hear the crowd behind us, excited and trying to be happy for this this is their homecoming; but once begun -- outside line backer was number 48. but only because number 24 was already taken. his team mat,s here, they're wearing decals on their uniform, his favorite number, and the initials a.j.. we will have more for you from this game in euclid tonight at 11. with apologize for those technical problems, but what a site. >>> betsy joins us for a

falling. mark: there's a lot she can do to help herself. we'll ask the reverend jesse jackson about trump's comments today when we come back. ♪ mrs. obama: donald trump's presidential campaign -- -- has been based on the birther movement which he founded. he founded the birther movement and i joined the tactic by saying on behalf of american -- african-americans by saying we will not elect a chief cricket of the united states of america. mark: members of the black caucus today in washington, d.c., reacting to trump's statement. joining us now, a man we like as much as he claims to like this program, the reverend jesse jackson. thank you for joining us. you put out a statement today and one of the main points you made was that trump needs to apologize. given his views, what does it matter if he apologizes? mr. jackson: it would show remorse. he saw a lie as a victory. he is speaking to an audience he mobilized around fear in the first place. if he were sincere he would apologize to president barack obama for disparaging his name and his family name, to hillary clinton, as the case

. trump also plans to do a one-on-one interview with the pastor, wayne t. jackson. "the new york times" says the interview has been closely scripted with the bishop's questions submitted in advance and answers prepared by trump's handlers. bishop jackson said he plans to throw in surprise questions as well. still unclear whether trump would address the congregation. the times said he would, then the campaign said he wouldn't. then the campaign said, yes, he will. donald trump's visit to detroit follows a meeting with a small group of african-americans in philadelphia. meanwhile, suf fork university-"usa today" poll shows trump running fourth behind hillary clinton, gary johnson and jill stein. covering trump's visit to detroit is msnbc's trymaine lee. have we got an update of whether or not donald trump will actually speak to the congregation? >> reporter: joy, that's almost at this moment the million dollar question. i spent the last few days talking with black voters who were already feeling the outreach effort by donald trump to black voters was disingenu s disingenuous. now we have

potts will have more coming up. >>> he said it. head coach hue jackson using the championship word after the team has blown off the field in the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. >>> about donald trump and hillary clinton's medical histories and she gets back on the campaign trail today. >> tracie potts in washington has the latest. >> reporter: the next chapter here we go. hillary clinton back out today on the campaign trail. her speech will be about stronger together focusing on children and families. she got the okay from her doctor said she's recovering trump. hillary clinton is scheduled to attend a campaign event in north carolina today. her fi

touchdown that right now is the >> verne: jackson. one hop. to the 42 yard line. >> gary: number five made the tackle, as you said, cyrus jones had been there so long, i was going to sigh, what do you mean? that's cyrus jones. but it wasn't. it could have been archie griffin. "well, fantastic!" a lot. well she loves to say, i do say that, you see... i study psychobiology. i'm a fine arts major. otes this way, but they actually make sense to me. i try to balance my studying with the typical college experience. this windows pc is a life saver! being able to pull up different articles to different parts of the screen is so convenient. >> verne: next saturday on cbs sports, our group will be at knoxville. a significant eastern conference playoff between florida and tennessee. it all begins with "college football today. "autotrader college football today" show next saturday at 3:00. we keep speaking of streaks. florida has won the last 11 over tennessee. tennessee struggled today but they did manage to outlast the ohio university bobcats. allie laforce's alma mater. florida is at home agai

jackson statue. why some want the monument taken down. hillary clinton and donald trump--- face off in their first debate tomorrow. but the discussion continues about the role of debate moderators. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching fox5 news at 10. local las vegas. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-560-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan and autopay. speed may not be available in your area. call today. ?? [robot]greetings,mr.ted. [ted]whoa. [robot]i have helped keep your engine clean. [ted]i will call you donnie! is that okay?do you like that name? [woman}who's donnie? [ted]he's my roboctopus. [announcer]arco.quality top tier gas for less. politics should never co before basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women like me rely on planned parenthoo

restored for everyone's safety, including the protesters. >> thank you, very much. jesse jackson is weighing in as is alveda king. they have two distinctly different view us after this. take the zantac it challenge! pill works fast? zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $369 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. ♪"my friends know me so well. they can tell what i'm thinking, just by looking in my eyes. but what they didn't know was that i had dry, itchy eyes. i used artificial tears from the moment i woke up... ...to the moment i went to bed. so i finally decided to show my eyes some

great overer all guy.gu that everybody says.ay tohe the jackson family. >> . at the pizza on lake shore boulevard. the line was out the door. >> . my mom told me to get some. and we stopped in.in. to support. >> . the community came out in droves. to support the family of o football player 17 year-old andre jackson. he suffered a blow not friday night. andndfr died at the hospital su. >> .pi all our proceeds today. 50 percent goes straight to the family. >> . the money raised will go helptrr coverver his funeral expenses. which will take place october 7. and eight. >> . even the school district changeh theira menu thursday. to help. good-bye notes. and balloons.ns. cover jacksons locker. he will beremembered with a a moment of silence.l and ae balloon release. before friday nights game. >> it means a lot to the community. to the support each other. >> 11:30. people still have time.ti to order and support the jackson facility. for the latest we turn to fox eight sports. >> what's the latest. >> .>> he was supposed to be making his 2016 debut.t in. week five. of the regular season.n that

killed nel southeast. >> hundred gathered and attend vigil in honor of kevin jackso jackson. "fox5" marina morocco has more. >> it's been three days sip the 17-year-old was shot and killed blocks from his house and blocks away from his former high school anacostia senior high. this all capped thursday, middle of the day. first the 17-year-old shot and ultimately killed and then just a block away a pizza deliveryman also shot but survived. tonight kevin jackson family and suvrl hundred friend and family pleading to end shoot ningz neighborhood. jackson's death 91 homicide this year for the district. it was emotional with mroops, tee shirts and candles and tonight the message was powerful. >> my little brother wanted to leave. i never have niece or nephew. i never seen him get married. i never seen any these things you all got to change. and you all may have kids already he don't have nothing. all we got is memories. >> to see young men you know down like this we stand around and mourn for a couple days and we place keys on tee shirts and that's not remembrance. he was my son. he's m

: there are. and earlier this weeks, they ruled jackson's death the result of abdomen. so many questions remain, especially for his family who saw him treated and released from the hospital and then found him dead the next day. a heartbreaking tragedy where he will be honored and here before the game. >> reporter: it wasd game that left to the entire injury for him. really a routine football play last week that they saw jackson and another player collide going for the ball and that is about it. they got -- he got struck in he was dead from an internal injury never detected at the hospital. today's game will start with a moment of silence and balloon release for odd ray. a chance to come and remember this young man who had a booming personality and the coach saying andre was always willing to do what he could to help others. he dreams of going into on to college and the funeral will be held next weekend. nick foley for news 5. excuse me. >> thank you. >>> and man accused of kidnapping and raping's young girl will be in court today. >> and he posed as an officer top tice the 9-year-old gir

. fsu visiting lamar jackson and the cardnams who jump out to a 14-0 lead. jackson runs the option to perfection and find this patiented turf. the 'noles answer in the second, though. fsu back within 4, but louisville was undaunted. jackson hits a smith. the card else go up 35-10 at the half. this time there was no winston speech, and to no comeback to speak of. jackson. the beatings will continue until morale improves! five total touchdowns for jackson. the cardinals hang 63 on the second ranked seminoles, and win by 43. >>> keeping it in the acc, a simple handoff to walton. where is walt. >> he's gone. 80 yards away. walton rushed for a buck thirty and scored twice. the mountaineers lose track of wide receiver stacy coley. slings it to him. ing to but green grass and high tide. toss lead to td passes, and the u with the blowout win. >>> florida spotted syracuse a lead at the carrier dome, but since then, the parade. usf leads the orange in the fourth. rodney adams has rushed for two touchdown asks caught another. i'll have highlights from this one tonight at 11:00. >>> jason driskil

jackson made it worse, seven- zero cardinals, he keeps it himself on the outside jackson -- on not defender and into the promised land, 14-zero louisville, 40-three florida state fronts while playing in his first true road game connect with -- for -- with the jackson and -- fred play the other players today. and then later, jackson show's office speed from the yard a, 35, 35-ten louisville. cardinals shock -- shot the seminoles in a 63-24 victory, jackson proves why he is -- used the next huysmans trophy front runner. more than 350 yards offense and the cardinals dominating win over the second -ranked nobles. >>> get the momentum. they got the momentum. he felt like we -- -- they got a hold of it. >>> high where was -- where was it, the third worst loss by a team ranked -- lost by a team ranked in the top two in the history of the eight people. it's not the worst loss from the top two teams in the pool, in 1945. >>> next up, usf next weekend. agree to know for fsu today up north in -- north and searches, usf entered the afternoon and -- undefeated, 20-11 the bulls -- the bulls foun